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Make room in your budget for self care.

By age 30 you should have: - At least two streams of income - An investment account - At least three months of buffer money - A rough plan for your future - A place you call home

Saving alone wont get you to financial independence. Investing is a very important part of the journey to financial independence. In this video I share what you need to to know to get started. bit.ly/31Q7tIm

Massive opportunity cost in staying at a job longer than 3 years after only receiving 2-5% annual raises, when you can go elsewhere for a 15-20%+ jump At 3 years, a job knows what it has in you If no promotion/big raise talks arise in that time, start applying elsewhere ASAP

If you don't earn enough ask yourself these questions: 1. What can I do to earn more? 2. What can I learn to earn more? 3. What can I spend less on to have more?

Dividend Monday 🎉💃🏽 R1120 received from the 479 shares owned in Sibanye, Received R1400 (479×R2.92 per share) less R280 (20% dividend tax) R82 Standard Bank- R103 (28 x R3.60 per share) less R20 (div tax) from the 28 shares #passiveincome #Dividendincome

How I adjusted How to make your first million by Warren Ingram to my own personal financial goals. Iinvest minimum R3k per month, 50% of any extra money received from bonus, side hustle,stolvels etc. 3 years later this is what I have managed to achieve #Road2FinancialFreedom

When you save and invest with a goal, the goal keeps you focused. When you save without a goal, you don't know what you are running towards.

My first 8 steps to financial freedom 1. Cut expenses 2. Sold rental property 3. Sold investments 4. Access bond for emergency fund 5. Started TFSA 6. Paid off bond 7. Built emergency fund 8. Started investing in ETFs Why I took them and my next steps //THREAD\\

"When you invest, you're buying a day you won't have to work"

Hi Charles H Savage is there a way to speed along locked funds? Trying to buy a voucher here for a gift 😳EasyEquities

Top tip from Warren Ingram: The recommended administration fees an insurance/ policy company should charge on your policy should be between 1-1.5% per annum.

Some ETFs pay out dividends while others automatically reinvest the dividends on your behalf (the cool kids call these "Total Return ETFs") So how do you find out what an ETF does with your dividends? [Thread]

Focused on my Family Fitness Friends Freedom Finances Everything else is for the birds

Just used Dr Anywhere, a 'chat to a GP app' to get a script. I clicked one button to pay for my consult (R260) plus meds (R100) and now they're arriving at my door within 3 hours. I didn't even have to enter my addie as it's on file from sign up. What a breeze! 👌

Top 10 supplements I take to optimize my health and body:

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My approach to investing in my child's Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)

Here are the best fixed deposit rates I could find in South Africa. Well done to @tymebankza for another month at the top!